- ChatGPT remembers: OpenAI’s chatbot now stores information from past conversations, allowing for personalized future interactions.
- User can decide what ChatGPT remembers, forgets, or deletes, even opting for temporary memory-free chats.
- Privacy concerns: While user-controlled, OpenAI anonymizes some data for model improvement, raising questions about potential bias and misuse.
OpenAI’s popular chatbot gains the ability to retain information across conversations, offering personalization but raising privacy questions.
Long gone are the days of repetitive introductions with chatbots. OpenAI’s ChatGPT is now rolling out a new feature that allows it to “remember” things you tell it, potentially leading to more helpful and customized conversations.
This “selective memory” isn’t forced. Users have complete control, choosing what to remember, forget, or delete entirely.
They can even switch to “temporary chats” for conversations that won’t be stored.
With its memory, it can tailor future responses to your specific needs. This extends to businesses too, remembering preferences for tone, voice, and formatting.
While users control individual memories, OpenAI may use anonymized data to improve its models.
Users can opt out, but the potential for bias and misuse of sensitive information remains a concern. OpenAI assures it’s taking steps to mitigate these risks.
However, it highlights the ongoing tension between innovation and privacy in the rapidly evolving world of AI. As ChatGPT remembers more, can we trust it to remember responsibly?
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